Motorology 3:39

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"Motorology 3:39"
Motorology 3:39 cover
Song by Ozma
Album Pasadena
Released 2007
Length 4:11
Label About A Girl Records
Writer(s) Ryen Slegr
Daniel Brummel
Producer(s) Billy Burke
Greg Doyle
Status Officially released
Pasadena track listing
"Lunchbreak (Cobras Theme)"
(7)
"Motorology 3:39"
(8)
"I Wonder"
(9)

This song is part of the "Motorology 3:39" lineage of songs

"Motorology 3:39" (alternately known as "Commuter Music (No. 2)") is the eighth track from Pasadena.

Appearances

Overview

The verse melody for "Motorology 3:39" was first demoed by Ryen Slegr in 2005, intended for his band Yes Dear.[1] The chorus melody was lifted from "Freeway Fanfare", "A Walk Down Canylane Cane" and The Obsolescensaga trilogy of songs by Commuter Music. On physical releases of Pasadena, the song was given the alternate title of "Commuter Music (No. 2)," a reference to the project.

The song's solo was created by Nada Surf member Matthew Caws.[2] It seamlessly transitions from the previous song "Lunchbreak (Cobras Theme)".

Audio

Unmastered

Demo

Matthew Caws

In February of 2007, Daniel Brummel uploaded a video of him and Matthew Caws of Nada Surf creating the solo for Motorology.

Lyrics

Lie detector's on the blink, so comfort me with doublethink
And let's put wallpaper up between our ears
Over the years
As my attention span disappears
Blink and it's gone
A moment has never seemed so long

I'm still dreaming of clock towers and synchronicity
You call it coincidence - I call it common sense
The truth will set you free if you've been slave to a lie

I'm waiting for a chance to make it known
I'm gonna be the one who keeps you from being alone
I call
But no one ever-

Used to be political, but now our state is critical
So let's put wallpaper up between our ears
Once it was clear
Maybe I lost it over the years
Maybe it's here
Buried beneath the dirt of fear

Maybe it's still here

I'm still dreaming of clock towers and synchronicity
You call it coincidence - I call it common sense
The truth will set you free if you've been slave to a lie

I'm still dreaming in sound waves that oscillate and amplify
The feeling of nothingness, oh what a subtle bliss
The truth will set you free if you've been slave to a lie

I'm waiting for a chance to make it known
I'm gonna be the one who keeps you from being alone
I've seen it all before, but I still can't tell
So you better ask somebody who knows

You better ask somebody who knows

See also

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